Collider reports that Marvel Studios plans to reduce its output of new live-action Disney+ series after the forthcoming VisionQuest, potentially ending the expansion-driven television strategy that has defined much of the MCU’s streaming era. The change would not affect already-established returning programmes such as Daredevil: Born Again, nor possible limited projects under the Marvel Presents and Marvel Spotlight labels, but it signals a stronger focus on films.

The reported shift follows a period in which Disney used major streaming productions to compete with rivals, but several series were cancelled after one season. Collider notes that Marvel made no live-action television announcements at San Diego Comic-Con, while its presentation concentrated on films including Avengers: Doomsday, Ghost Rider and Black Panther 3; it also cites wider Disney+ retrenchment, including halted Power Rangers development and Lucasfilm having no new live-action series planned beyond Ahsoka’s second season.